The first night of our stay was a tiny room with a tiny bathroom. By "tiny", I mean nowhere to place suitcase except on the bed, and nowhere to put shampoo or soap in the shower. However, upon request we were moved to a more comfortable room for the remainder of our stay. The room/bathroom were clean, plenty of hot... More

I'm a Finnish high school teacher. I travelled to Rome together with 15 of my students, my college and my wife. We stayed at Embassy for 11 nights. The hotel was perfect for our needs, and the staff was ever so helpful. We loved the enthusiastic atmosphere in the hotel, as well as the location of the hotel. The hotel... More

Hotel was 5 mins walk from main Termini station which was excellent. Whilst not central, the hotel was about 20 mins walk from the main locations. Found all staff extremely friendly and thought that the free internet access was very good for travellers without laptops. Breakfast was basic but served its purpose. Rooms clean and tidy although shower ensuite was... More

Bit off-putting when first approached from street. We arrived in evening to face an imposing dark door and had to be buzzed in: hotel was on first floor and upwards in building shared by other apartments and businesses, BUT found it to be good value for money and convenient. Rooms, particularly bathroom, were small but spotlessly clean. Staff were friendly... More

First impressions are not good but the Hotel is clean and the staff are very friendly and have good English. Breakfast is continental type but a good choice none the less. Only drawback was no tea/coffee making facilities in room. Also, at 2 euros, the mini-bar beer was probably the cheapest in Rome!! More

Hotel is conveniently located near Roma Termini and the Repubblica metro station, with many cafes and restaurants nearby. Room was clean, comfortable, spacious and free WiFi worked perfectly. My room was on the Via Antonio Salandra side of the hotel so there was some street noise at night, but nothing that kept me awake. More

Rome is an expensive city. For 80 euros per night for a single, I stayed at the Hotel Embassy in September 2009 for 3 nights. The room was a small but decent room with a double bed and attached shower. Breakfast was a very basic and simple continental spread with a selection of pastries, cereals, and juices - a no-frills... More

Just terrible. Hosted in a building with two other hotels and offices. Terrible elevator. Very poor breakfast (we bought our own from super markets). Noisy, dirty carpets, . . . More

The hotel was located in an old block of appartments with 2 other hotels. This hotel was in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floor and in these floors there were also other offices. The elevetor was extremely old with a metal web around it, like the one we see in old movies. Our room was clean but the block of... More